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Article 16 3.In order to ensure a coordinated and consistent approach to market abuse on wholesale energy markets:
(a)
national regulatory authorities shall process reports of possible breaches of this Regulation without undue delay and, if possible, within one year of the date of receipt of those reports, and inform the competent financial authority of their Member State and the Agency where they have reasonable grounds to suspect that acts are being, or have been, carried out on wholesale energy markets which constitute market abuse within the meaning of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 and which affect financial instruments subject to Article 2 of that Regulation; for those purposes, national regulatory authorities may establish appropriate forms of cooperation with the competent financial authority in their Member State;
(b)
the Agency shall inform ESMA and the competent financial authority where it has reasonable grounds to suspect that acts are being, or have been, carried out on wholesale energy markets which constitute market abuse within the meaning of ►M1 Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 ◄ and which affect financial instruments subject to ►M1 Article 2 of that Regulation ◄ ;
(c)
the competent financial authority of a Member State shall inform ESMA and the Agency where it has reasonable grounds to suspect that acts in breach of Articles 3 and 5 are being, or have been, carried out on wholesale energy markets in another Member State;
(d)
national regulatory authorities shall inform the national competition authority of their Member State, the Commission and the Agency where they have reasonable grounds to suspect that acts are being, or have been, carried out on wholesale energy market which are likely to constitute a breach of competition law;
(e)
the Agency and the national regulatory authorities shall inform the competent national tax authorities and Eurofisc where they have reasonable grounds to suspect that acts are being, or have been, carried out on wholesale energy market which are likely to constitute tax fraud. 1. Vue d’ensemble
1.1 Références1.2 Exigences identifiées1.3 Normes associées2. Exigences identifiées
3. Normes associées
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